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Gary, Romain --- Kacew --- Kassef, Romain --- Gari, Romen --- Gari, Roman --- Kacewgari, Romain --- Kacew, Romain --- גארי, רומן --- גרי, רומין --- Gārī, Rūman --- گارى، رومن --- Ajar, Émile, --- Brûlard, Lucien, --- Deville, René, --- Sinibaldi, Fosco, --- Gary, Romain. --- Gary, Romain - Gros-câlin

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Tipiṭaka. --- Jatakas --- Jātaka --- G'aṭaḳah --- Nālandā-Devanāgarī-Pāli-ganthamālāya Suttapiṭike Khuddakanikāye Jātakapāli --- Criticism, interpretation, etc.

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Natural history --- Sciences naturelles --- Food --- Religion --- Sites --- Natural history. --- Plants. --- Rites --- Ceremonial grounds. --- Mortuary sites and cemeteries. --- Queensland (Qld.) --- K'Gari --- Mount Tamborine (SE Qld SG56-15) --- Australia. --- Fraser Island (SE Qld SG56-03)

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The critical, emotional and intellectual change which every immigrant is obliged to endure and confront is experienced with singular intensity by immigrant writers who have also adopted another language for their literary expression. Concentrating on European authors of the second half of the twentieth century who have chosen French as a language for their literary expression, and in particular the novels by Romain Gary, Agota Kristof, Milan Kundera and Jorge Semprun, with reference to many others, European Literary Immigration into the French Language explores some of the common elements in these works of fiction, which despite the varied personal circumstances and literary aesthetics of the authors, follow a similar path in the building of a literary identity and legitimacy in the new language. The choice of the French language is inextricably linked with the subsequent literary choices of these writers. This study charts a new territory within Francophone and European literary studies in treating the European immigrants as a separate group, and in applying linguistic, sociological and psychoanalytical ideas in the analysis of the works of fiction, and thus represents a relevant contribution to the understanding of European cultural identity. This volume is relevant to French and European literature scholars, and anyone with interest in immigration, European identity or second language adoption.

French literature --- French literature. --- History and criticism. --- Foreign authors. --- Gary, Romain --- Kristof, Agota --- Kundera, Milan --- Semprún, Jorge --- Gary, Romain. --- Kristof, Agota. --- Kundera, Milan. --- Semprún, Jorge. --- Semprun, Ḥorheh --- Semprún y Maura, Jorge --- Maura, Jorge Semprún y --- Semproun, Chorche --- סמפרון, חורחה --- Semprún Maura, Jorge --- Sánchez, Federico, --- Kountera, Milan --- Кундера, Милан --- קונדרה, מילן --- كوندرا، ميلان --- Кристоф, Агота --- クリストフ, アゴタ --- Ajar, Emile --- Gari, Roman --- Gari, Romen --- Gārī, Rūman --- Kacew --- Kacew, Romain --- Kacewgari, Romain --- Kassef, Romain --- Ajar, Émile, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- 1900-1999 --- 쿤데라, 밀란 --- クンデラ, ミラン --- Semprun, Jorge